This is a violation of the recent shift in the law for disparate impact.  

As far as I know, insurance is state specific, and regulated by laws of the states.

Does anyone know if the same law applies for managing a commercial property? 

Regulations include property related laws like the time and cost of evictions, rent control, code compliance requirements, etc.Notice that nothing in the previous criteria indicates any specific type of property.

Yes the Mortgage lenders will advocate that, but they don't know the tax laws. 

I can’t find them, but I want to start practicing doing cash flow calculations.

She paid him in full and did not see or hear from him for more than 2 weeks, its not until she had her daughter and her son-in-law involved that he started bringing in equipment.

Buying the LLC is not necessary protection against this happening as the county is aware of the practice and can / does dig a bit deeper to figure out if there was a sale event.I also noted that in the marketing, it stated that of the 100K spent on the property, 50K was the roof.

1st SET your criteria,2nd Download your state landlord tenant laws / Fair Housing Laws also..3.

I'm still wet behind the ears and looking for my first deal.I started up a window cleaning, pressure washing, and gutter cleaning business August 2016 but that was under my Father-in-law on his books, and I started up officially under my own business license in February 2017.